No Man's Sky

When the next big update comes to No Man's Sky, it will be bringing virtual reality with it. It will be compatible with every available headset and will be available on both Steam for PC and PlayStation 4 for PSVR. The Beyond update is currently planned for summer 2019.

Hello Games is teasing out No Man's Sky Beyond, the next major step forward for the game. Sean Murray said that Beyond will make big changes to the game in the same way that the Next content expansion did in summer 2018. Most notably, Murray wrote about "No Man's Sky Online", though he did say that NMS is not an MMO but that it will feature "a radical new social and multiplayer experience which empowers players everywhere in the universe to meet and play together".

Hello Games is ready to give all No Man's Sky players a bit of an early holiday gift in the form of the Visions update that will launch on Thursday, November 22nd. Visions is a free update that includes tons of new content for travellers everywhere.

No Man's Sky players looking for some spooky and claustrophobic action can look to today's deployment of The Abyss. Players will gain access to "aquatic environments with over five times more variety, new submersible vehicles, improved underwater visuals and much more". The Dreams of the Deep is a new series of aquatic missions that send players off on a journey of discovery as they track down a stranded freighter and its troubled crew.

The next No Man's Sky update is being prepared for deployment next week. Called "The Abyss", the content is said to focus "on some of the eerier elements of NMS in keeping with the theme of this season.

Sean Murray sent out a tweet over this past weekend that invites the community to "help us shape the future of No Man's Sky". As part of the initiative, fans and players can head to a special site called "No Man's Sky Explorer Feedback" and enter their suggestions of what they would like to see come to the game in the future.

No Man’s Sky has really become far more developed since launch and the mission system is a big part of that. Red Thomas takes a look at the mission system in the game and makes some suggestions for how players might get the most out of their time running missions.

Red Thomas has continued playing Post-Next No Man’s Sky and has put together a rough guide for the economy since the game patched. Drastic changes in resources and system trading has completely trashed old guides, so here’s a little to get you restarted.

Red Thomas takes a look at the Next update for No Man’s Sky and provides this handy getting started (or re-started) guide for players new to the game or returning from a long self-imposed hiatus.

No Man's Sky is getting the NEXT update today, a free upgrade that brings a metric ton of new content, new features and improvements to the game. NEXT finally brings multiplayer to the game, as well as third person view, weekly content events, and a brand new community website.

Hello Games has released a brand new trailer to show off a plethora of new and improved features coming to No Man's Sky with the NEXT update that will launch next week. Viewers will get a look at the brand new multiplayer feature, as well as the first- and third-person flight options. The video also shows off the retooled GFX.

Hello Games' Sean Murray is ramping up the excitement to the NEXT content update to No Man's Sky that is coming later this month. In a new video, Murray details 11 things that have changed with the game since launch. It is, of course, not an exhaustive list, but it consists of the development team's favorite few.

If you've been waiting to play No Man's Sky on XBox One, you'll be happy to hear that it's headed your way on July 24th. The announcement was made by Hello Games' Sean Murray during today's Inside XBox. In addition to the XBox One launch, Murray also confirmed that "a full multiplayer experience" is coming too. "This is something that I wish we could've done sooner, but I'm so glad it's happening," Murray said. PC & PlayStation 4 players will also get the update for free.

Hello Games has announced that "Next" is an upcoming expansion to the game and that it is expected to launch in August of this year. In addition, the team revealed plans to bring the game to XBox One alongside the currently existing PlayStation 4 and PC versions.

These days, I’m often looking for something relaxing to play, so I decided that, in light of the recently deployed Atlas Rising update, No Man’s Sky might be worth another look. Gamers seem to be receiving the update well (No Man’s Sky has finally achieved Mostly Positive on Steam reviews as a result), and it’s clear that Hello Games has been fleshing the game out with a series of significant updates over the past year.